Hi Doctor, Looking like some inflammation of muscles around my side hips , upper and inner thigh and groin area. As i am a student so sometimes i study for more than 10 hours sitting at same place. Is this inflammation due to this reason ? Is any Xray or scan you needed to check this ? If you need photo for seeing inflammation i can send you here by blurring private parts ?
I'm having ankle and foot pain along with sweeling of my ankle and foot and high fever , I got consultation with a Dr of ortho although the pain in my waist to upper leg have gone the foot and ankle still get swallen the dr suggested me many tests , x - ray etc.. he told me I have deficiency of vitamin d and gave me the medication but my test also reveals that I have very high CRP( 84.10) , Positive ANA(1: 160) , also my urine reports shows trace protein and blood , i mentioned him about that but he still suggested me to continue the given medicine like D- gain, Toldiv-D , and One to all - NT, I have been taking the medicines from the last 1 month , but the problem still persists I again visited him and this time asked me to get a bilateral ankle mri , but I'm skeptical should I visit a General Physician or a rhumetologist , so if anyone have any suggestions it will very helpful.
Have tennis elbow for more than 3 years . Tried all kind of physiotherapists. Not healing. Will prp work or surgery needed. Kindly help Thanks
Hi Doctor, after walking little bit more distance like 2-3km above i start getting pain, tiredness in my upper thigh muscle and side hip muscle. Side hip muscle also feels like tight and have burning sensation after walking more. Please help me as i start looking tired before everyone in my group which sometimes feels awkward in this age
I am a 35 year old woman from Bangalore (5 Feet 6 Inch Height, 74 Kg Weight). I was having knee pain for maybe close to 18 months. The pain was not constant, kind of intermittent. I actually wear heels 4-5 days a week, heels with 3-4 inch heel. I got MRI done of both knees post doctor's advise. Key findings: Right Knee-“Grade I horizontal tear of posterior horn of medial meniscus. Left Knee-Grade I horizontal tear of posterior horn of medial and lateral menisci. Reviewing the MRI reports, my doctor advised me to start physiotherapy focused on Quadriceps & VMO strengthening exercises. I have begun the exercises, and it has been about 2 weeks so far. The pain is there, sometimes more. Wanted opinion on: 1. How long does it typically take for this condition to improve and for the pain to go away? 2. Is it fully curable? 3. Will I be able to wear high heels (3–4 inches) occasionally in future, perhaps 3–4 days a week for about 2–3 hours a day? Please guide the best. Thank you
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